Wonderful pics Artjak - i have never been there at the right time to see the meadows in their full glory - absolutely spectacular Can you imagine having that (and all the rest of it for that matter) outside your back door. The gravel garden is pretty special too.
Lovely pix! I particularly love the structural stuff, vistas and 'windows' and topiary etc as it's my favourite sort of thing. That gated entrance in the wall you posted yesterday is stunning artjac -sets off the planting and gives it so much more impact than if it was just an ordinary gateway. Quality never goes out of date
Panda - your little legs coped very well with all that walking round - hope you didn't nibble too much of that bamboo
Did you all have an ice cream for me? I did arrange the good weather specially for you after all....
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
That's right, thought Clary when I saw photo, then Nut said it. Glad you all had a good day. Thank you all for the lovely photos. Wish I could have joined you.
We are going to North Yorkshire on Saturday, to see old school friend and uncle. Won't have internet. Oh, forgot, this is Old Vicarage, not Hello Forkers!
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
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...and yet more pics; I hope this is not as boring as showing holiday pics (this is mum and me at Weston-super-mare....
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Artjak, Topbird, Supernoodle, Dove, Panda, Nut.
Strange hairy treetrunk
Everywhere you look there are the most marvellous views and their containers are the best I've ever seen.
I found this area fascinating; Mediteranean / desert planting
The meadow
close up of meadow
Veg garden
I am suffering from cloche envy
I think even our experts were a little puzzled by this.
A very pretty little pathway
Great driftwood table
and here are the legs for any keen carpenters
Wonderful pics Artjak - i have never been there at the right time to see the meadows in their full glory - absolutely spectacular
Can you imagine having that (and all the rest of it for that matter) outside your back door. The gravel garden is pretty special too.
and what a happy lot you all look
- lovely
Lovely pix! I particularly love the structural stuff, vistas and 'windows' and topiary etc as it's my favourite sort of thing. That gated entrance in the wall you posted yesterday is stunning artjac -sets off the planting and gives it so much more impact than if it was just an ordinary gateway. Quality never goes out of date
Panda - your little legs coped very well with all that walking round - hope you didn't nibble too much of that bamboo
Did you all have an ice cream for me? I did arrange the good weather specially for you after all....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I think that salvia is sclarea var turkestanica artjak
http://www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/salvia-sclarea-l-var-turkestanica/classid.2000016216/
In the sticks near Peterborough
What fantastic photos, it looks lovely and beautiful flowers and gardens.
Love Pandas pics, it was like watching the Sooty Show and I can just imagine Sue's little voice
Glad you all had a lovely day
What a lot to see - really great - thanks.
Clary! that's what I was thinking of
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
That's right, thought Clary when I saw photo, then Nut said it. Glad you all had a good day. Thank you all for the lovely photos. Wish I could have joined you.
We are going to North Yorkshire on Saturday, to see old school friend and uncle. Won't have internet. Oh, forgot, this is Old Vicarage, not Hello Forkers!